Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The proprietor of the Owl has introduced
a pool table to add to the distractions al
that popular resort.
A Montana Union force Of about twenty
men is at work grading and putting in cul
v,rts on the way to the Blue Bird.
The sales of tickets in the Northern Pa.
ciic Office for the week from the 22d to
| yesterday, inclusive, were $2,234.2O.
The total receipts of the city ticket office
OF the Union Pacific railroadfor the month
of August were 50, 1850, a very handsome
showing.
Joseph A~rchambeault and Miss Alice
Dennis were married at a private residence
in Meaderville last night by Judge
Dingevon.
The sales yesterday at the Union Pacific
ticket Office, presided over by the courte-
| GUS Mr.. E. V.Maze, amounted to the hand.
some sum of $4,000.
Senorita Bortino, in the fre-eating act,
is now a nightly feature Of the Comique,
which is another added to the many at.
fractions of the place.
Two carloads ofhorses were brought here
Yesterday from Utah by Messrs. Scott &
Lundberg, which are as good looking a lot
of animals as ever came to this city.
The entertainment to he given on Friday
evening by the Select Knights, at Miners
Union hall, is complimentary, and all re-
spectacle people are extended a cordial
welcome.
Died-ln Walkerville Wednesday, August
81, 1887. Thomas Harry, a native of Red
ruth, Cornwall, England. The funeral will
take place at 2 p. m. to-day from the resi-
dence CT Joseph Roberts. Friends and
acquaintances are invited to attend.
The old Odd Fellows Hall. at the north
west corner of Quartz and Wyoming, will
be opened as a boarding house on the 1st
OF September. 1t was moved to it's present
location three years ago from the site of
the Bonner Mercantile Company's store.
The asperities of the collection and in
surance business of Curtis & Majors are
now softened by the presence Of a canary
bird in its cage, which was presented to
tbs genial Colonel by an admiring lady
friend N their removal to their new loca-
ton.
Wherever Methodism is known the name
of Philip Phillips, the singing pilgrim, is q
household word. He will no doubt have a
splendid reception at the Opera House this
week, as the church-goers as we'll as the
regular theatre-goers will have every reason
to attend.
A social party took place at Rang's
Hall, on East Park street, last evening, at
which some thirty couples were present
who enjoyed themselves dancing until past
the midnight hour. Refreshments were
served and a most enjoyable time was had
by the participants.
The Northern Pacific Railroad, through
}. NJ. Hannaford, Traffic Manager, has
issued a circular in which it that
all shipments of game, the transportation
OF which is not authorized by the act of
the Montana Legislature, approved March
y, 1887, must be declined by agents for
shipment by freight.
A valuable Irish setter, which the Misses
O'Farrell brought back with them from the
Emerald Isle on their return from their re-
cent visit there. came neal being lost, the
having neglected to put it Off at Gar
rlson. By the prompt action of the agent
OF the Northern Pacific it was recovered at
Falls and will be returned this
morning.
In the Probate Court yesterday an order
was made confirming the sale of the half in.
terest OF the late George Thirloway in the |
foundry to his partner, G. G. Terrell, for |
$1,000. An order for the sale of the per- |
sonal property was made in the estate of
Z. Burns. The inventory was filed in
the estate of Chris Hart, which was valued
ut over 1920.
Professor True was 1nterfered with last |
night by Marshal Jolly in his philanthropic !
to dispense his magic mineral
powder on the streets of the city in the at
5ractive method he adopts. He appeared
n the Council chamber later on and en-.
to enlist the active interest oil the
Mayor in the cause OF humanity SO as to
the tyrranical restriction of the
vi a rahqI Init His Honor uyr,1I-3k l-.-
Probate Clerk Sproule was congratulate
ny himself yesterday at the low cost to the
Territory in the matter of bounties which
Silver Bow County made in Auditor Sulli-
ans report. He asrribes it to the diplo-I
way in which he stood the bows off.
The fees to the Office only amounted to
'4.31 for his tronble IN destroying skins,
ntering them in a book and making out
The Montana Union Office was yesterday
q the throes o fremoval. Carpets were torn
lp and everything displaced. Serene in the
midst OF disorder General Minty placidly
his auditorial duties, unmoved by
he disorder around him. The removal of
he big safe drew an interested but gaping ]
rowd to the front of the building breath.
watching the erection Of the heavy ,
caffolding. as though an execution we're
impending. IL
Miss Rose Ann O'Brien. who died at the {
isters' Hospital on last Monday morning, I
ad for the past year been a resident of i
MS city, in the employ OF Mrs. Johnston g
t the Williams concentration. She was t
ell known here and in Walkerville where
ne has many warm friends who mourn her
,ss. Her remains were embalmed by IN c
Petit on Tuesday and forwarded a
} her parents in Norfolk, Nebraska, in S